The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-05

rec & Co.'S shoe house, Broad street,
February 4th, 1887: am, 4O'; ~ m,
42o; pm, 440; 6p.m., 4O0.
p. Willard Byrdsall, general agent for
Dan Kelly, is in the city.
Louis james, and fSiaries Wainwright
will follow Raymond at the Theatre
Mr.. Edward Swain, Of Alexandria, is
at st. Lukcs Home for treatment for
lameness.
Cold wave coming. The temperature
will probably fall 10 to 20 degrees by
Saturday morning.
The operetta of the Trial BY Jury
will be presented at the Mozart musicale
next Monday night
The funeral of the late Peyton John
ston will take place from Monumental
church to-day at 3 o'clock pm.
The February term OF the Hastings
Court and of the Circuit Court of Rich
mond each begin next Monday.
Captain and Mrs Bryant will continue
the salvation services at the Old Lab0ra-
tory tomorrow evening and night.
Mr.. A. b. Guigon was out yesterday for
the first time in three weeks, having been
confined to the house by severe attack
of rheumatism.
The cold-wave flag was Eoisted yester-
day morning in accordance with orders
received from the Weather Bureau at
Washington.
| Mrs. William II. Peasants, of Rich
mond, president of the State Temperance
Union, has been labOring in Norfolk the
past few days.
Rev. r. G. Cave will address the mis-
sionary societies Of the Christian Church
at the Seventhstreet church tomorrow
at 7:3O o'clock pm.
The night schools of the Mechanics In
stitute are getting along famously. The
attendance is large ana the greatest in
terest is manifested.
The Richmond Elks extended the
courtesies of their rooms to Miss Pome-
roy and the ladies of her company during
their stay in the city.
Ex-senator W. A. Glasgow, OF Botc-
tourt, and Major David A. Carter, as
,istsnt clerk Of the House Of Delegates,
were at the Capitol yesterday.
J. b. Keller deputy sheriff Of Wash
ington county, yesterday brought j. NJ.
Johnson, alias Buck Echols, to the peni-
Tertiary to serve term Of two years for
housebreaking.
A dynamite scare was reported yester-
day at one Of the most public buildings
in the city. \ TINES reporter investi-
gated the matter, but from all that could
be learned it was huge hoax.
From Mr. II. A. Catlin, No. North
Ninth street, have been received some
very lovely flowers. They were fresh
and fragrant, and were arrayed in the
best style of the art by Mrs. Charles f.
Roper.
Mr.. Ferdinand c. Ebel, of Richmond,
was married in Norfolk Wednesday to
Miss Virginia A. Hanft, of that city. The
ceremony was performed at the First
Presbyterian church by Rev. c. ID. Arm
strong.
Yesterday morning the handsome and
costly show case kept in front OF the
store Of Hutzler & Bros, No. 315 East
Broad street, was blown over and broken
The showcase was large one and the
loss is a serious one.
c. Balmore, New York; H. v Claugh-
ton, Washington; George ID. Taber,
Powhatan; i. W. Hewes, Chicago; and
N. Schroeder, Baltimore, and Mrs. George
S. Morrill, and Miss NJ A. Mears, Of
Boston, are at Fords Hotel.
The following visitors were registered
at the State Library yesterday: Frank
Daley, Alexandria; James Keller, W. 5.
Frammell, Goodson, Va; Charles r.
Barth Corsicsra, Tex. Mrs. G.. W.
Eddins, Charlotte, N. c. Mrs. George s.
Morrell. Miss NJ. A. Mears, Boston,
Mass. Misses Mamie and Kate HavertY,
Fortress Monroe; Mrs A. VI. Tomln-
son, Mrs. Locherman, h. c. Locherman,
city.